Kalaki Korner: The Red Card
By Roy Clark The bishop walked to the lectern, opened the Good Book, and announced ‘The reading this morning is the Parable of the Turbulent Priest, as recorded in the…
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By Roy Clark The bishop walked to the lectern, opened the Good Book, and announced ‘The reading this morning is the Parable of the Turbulent Priest, as recorded in the…
By Brigadier General Godfrey Miyanda On 12th April 2013, in response to a statement by the Deputy Minister of the Information and Broadcasting, Hon Mwansa Kapeya, I undertook to respond…
The articles on land and the classification of land in the draft constitution today caused strong arguments among delegates and between the delegates and the chairperson at the ongoing national…
By Douglas Chilyabufu To perpetually complain that old politicians are corrupt, nepotistic and ineffective is really a waste of time. Someone cannot learn to be left-handed at old age. This…
With Saboi Imboela One of the hardest things that any human being can ever do is to try to convince a woman in a bad relationship, with a heartbreak or…
Zambian Eye has continued recording a steady growth of readership on both it’s website and Social Media. The Online News that was launched a year ago is recording twice the…
Life is sometimes fun and at times it’s sad. Life changes like the weather, and we can either “go with the flow” or fight it. As an individual, you must…
Do not let your fire go out, spark by irreplaceable spark, in the hopeless swamps of the approximate, the not-quite, the not-yet, the not-at-all. Do not let the hero in…